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President Mills urged to intervene in premix sale

Saturday, 13 March 2010 12:12

A young boy at sea. Photo: nigeriadailynews.com A pressure group based in the Central Region, Concerned Peoples' Forum, has expressed regret that the hopes of fishermen that premix fuel would be better managed by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) administration and therefore massively voted it into power had turned out to be a mirage.

At a press conference to outline concerns raised by fishermen on the administration of the fuel in fishing communities, Mr. Isaac Newton Dick, the spokesperson of the group, said fishermen are now worse off than before because they are allegedly being cheated by some committee members at the landing beaches.

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Benyiwa-Doe inaugurates board of development association

Saturday, 13 March 2010 12:12

Mrs. Ama Benyiwa-Doe, Central Regional Minister, on Friday inaugurated the Cape Coast Development Company (CCDC) and swore its 12-member Board of Directors into office to spearhead the socio-economic development of the metropolis.

The company, which is fully owned by the Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly (CCMA), is the brainchild of its mayor, Mr. Anthony Egyir Aikins, and has Mr. Joseph Winful, senior partner of KPMG, an international accounting firm, as the board chairman.

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Cape Coast Assembly to organize annual open day

Saturday, 13 March 2010 12:12

Cape Coast Metropolis: Photo: caboose.org.uk The Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly will organise an open-day to educate people on the policies and programmes of the assembly to deepen democracy at the grassroots.

Mr. Anthony Egyir Aikins, Metropolitan Chief Executive, who announced this at a press briefing in Cape Coast on Monday, said such an event that would commence this year, would enable the public to contribute to the development of the metropolis.

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